Marina Vista Park is a great community space. There is plenty of green space, a playground, and…read moretennis and pickleball courts. Restrooms are available and are well kept with sinks (but no soap, BYO). There's also a water fountain which even has a dog bowl for your furry friends. The Marina Vista Pickleball group plays here most mornings and offers free lessons to new players twice a week as well as daily open play. Lots of fun and a great way to get out and meet new people.

Came here to take my toddler to burn off some energy and loved this park! There is free parking in…read morea lot and street, lots of green grass, a shaded playground, and tennis courts. When I was there there were people playing pickle ball. The place overall seemed clean and you can see the view of water. Just an fyi the playground is sand around it.

Grandkids loved it, playing on all the equipment. Had benches, trees and clean. Close to walk toread more

Whaley Park in Long Beach turned out to be a really lively and playful place when I visited it. The…read morewhole area felt energetic in a way that teenagers would enjoy a lot, especially since I saw so many teens around the basketball courts, the grassy fields, and even near the playground. It surprised me how naturally the park gave off that youthful atmosphere without trying too hard. The open spaces and colorful areas almost felt like spots made for taking pictures, and they did not cost anything to enjoy, which makes them perfect for teenagers who like hanging out and being creative. It was my first time at Whaley Park, and I did not realize how much there was to enjoy until I walked around. I appreciated how easy it was to relax there without feeling rushed or crowded, even with all the teens playing games, taking photos, and talking with each other. Some parts of the park looked a little older or worn down, which is part of why I am giving it four stars instead of five, but nothing took away from the overall experience. I never doubted that the visit would turn out the way I hoped it would. I have only visited Whaley Park once before writing this review, but it ended up being one of the more enjoyable and energetic parks I have been to in a long time. I would highly recommend that teenagers go there because they would love the open spaces, the sports areas, the photo spots, and the creative vibe. It gives them a place to have fun, take pictures, and feel inspired in a simple and playful environment.

Seems like a good park for older kids, but it's just okay for toddlers…read more Pros: Plenty of parking. Quiet, safe neighborhood. Large grassy areas. Clean. Picnic benches. Interesting play structure with tons of climbing (almost like a mini ropes course) for older kids. Cons: No bathroom. No shade. The playground says it's for ages 2-12, but there's hardly anything there for a 2-3 year old, so you quickly run out of things to do. The toddler play structure is tiny, and the older kids' play structure is inaccessible for toddlers because of all the climbing required to get on it.

First time at this park and it's quite fun for the kids. Toddler area available and it's clean! I…read morelike that it's got tar mat for the flooring and not sand. Some benches with shade for parents to sit and observe the kids. Ropes course. Quiet and peaceful. I'd consider coming back.

Nice park but... the climbing side of the big kid structure brings you to a very narrow platform…read moreand with lots of kids deciding on crossing the wobbly bridge I see it as a very dangerous possibility. If someone gets pushed they will fall down and possibly break their back, neck or limbs on the poles before hitting the bottom.

Hidden gem in the Rossmoor / Seal beach area…read more Very pretty quaint historic homes Plenty of street parking and small parking lot available Church also on site 2 playground 10 workout stations Painted on the floor, take 2 laps it's about a mile Dog friendly Picnic tables Bbq area Stroller jogger practice field Took my dog and I here for the time - enjoy the tree lined streets Everyone acknowledge one another Clean open paths Trash placement idea in the corners and accessible everywhere Dogs bags were not seen so bring your own and clean up! Lot of signs with keeping dog on leash even though some did not follow so just be aware Definitely a place to return to get some laps in with or without doggy :)

Nice park with lots of shade. Parking on street. Close to 2nd st where there's restaurants and…read morecoffee shops. Lots of toys that people donate. It's gotten more full throughout the years. There's a few benches to sit and there's tables like maybe 4. There's a younger area to play and an older area for older kids. There's sand to play in and for the most part cement and soft turf. Two swings, no restrooms.

This is a very nice playground. No dogs are allowed, so there is no poop (left behind by some…read moreowners). There are sand-areas that have some toys left by some parents for all the kids to play. We like this little playground. There are trees for shade.

Great little neighborhood playground that have activities for all ages and family's activities…read more Right on the corner of 54th & Ocean and right on waterfront or easy access to it. They got basketball, hockey course, pickle ball, racket ball course and playground plus water activity and a restaurant all in the one spot. Easy and free parkings too.

With the Pacific Ocean on one side and Alamitos Bay (with kayak rentals) on the other, there's…read morelikely no prettier place to play handball, basketball, or 3 wall racketball. There's also a roller hockey rink and preschool on this 1.2-acre lot. Incidentally, this is the basketball court where Lila buys drugs in Season 6 Episode 5 of Dexter. Don't let this deter you from coming- they were only fictional drugs.

It's a beautiful set up BUT the tire tread ground cover is not only toxic to children they have…read moreleft loose pieces all over that children easily slip on. It was quite a shock. Don't run on it.

Green Park spans 4 acres and is named after Peter Green, the city council mayor of Huntington Beach…read morein the 1990s. There is a private parking lot and ample street parking. Tucked in a nice residential neighborhood, it has a sand volleyball court, basketball court, kids playground, tennis court, and grassy areas. It's not a big park but it has what you need.

The park was clean and there were tons of things for the kids to enjoy and play around in. I was…read morereally impressed with all swings and stuff the park had to offer even tho the park itself wasn't that big.

Interesting I've not given a review of this local park, but no worries. :)…read more The park is great for kids, it has a good sized playground with lots of area to run and have fun! There's a good sized green area as well with a covered bench areas spread throughout. There's also a walking path with a small exercise machine area along the way. The parking here is not so great, but with Arnold Cypress back open around the corner it's become a bit better.

Very nice little park, good for relaxation and just enjoying a bit of nature. It's conveniently…read morelocated near the freeway for easy access. I've been there several times and have been able to just chill and take my mind off things for a short while.

The photos that I saw made the park actually look somewhat nice but it was a long dirt road to the…read morebaseball field. The parking lot is also dirt and very bumpy. It was a walk back down that dirt road to the little garden area to get to the bathroom- which was just one dirty porta potty. The people at the park were nice though and it wasn't sketchy, plus there were passionfruit growing on the chain-link fence between the parking lot and the bike trail. No entrance to the bike trail from there by the way!

I really had to work to make it to this playground to experience it. The times posted vary by…read moreseason and weren't updated anywhere. Really fun play space but beware it's in a very natural environment so you want to plan ahead and know your kiddos will be covered in dirt/ dust when done playing. A change of clothes will help. Enjoy!

First off the directions to this place are absolutely ridiculous. And nobody that works in library…read morecan give simple directions. You will be hand outdated map that is equally ridiculous. Google maps takes you to library. Long story short spent 45 minutes walking around looking for this place. Only to finally arrive and it is closed!!!! Site says open yet it is completely abandoned and CLOSED. Looked like a fun lil park to play yet it is closed. Don't waste your energy or time. There are absolutely no signs in the park to help you locate this place. Big Fat disappointment for my granddaughter!!!